The Roost is Ricky Wysocki's putter, rated 2/5/0/2 with a bead: a straight-flying putting putter with unusual glide for its speed, built to hold the line to the chains and finish with just enough fade to trust. It suits players who want a putter that carries; low-glide dead-drop putters live elsewhere in the lineup. The glide 5 is the signature: putts stay airborne and approaches carry pin-high with less effort, while the bead keeps the release consistent. Its paperwork tells the signing story: the PDGA certification (25-57, April 2025) is literally "renamed from RW-0325-P (Ricky Wysocki Proto Putter)", the first mold certified under his Discraft prototype code after he joined the team. Current runs are the putting-line feels: a CT Swirl, Putter Line, and Putter Line Soft.
The Roost is Ricky Wysocki's putter, rated 2/5/0/2 with a bead: a straight-flying putting putter with unusual glide for its speed, built to hold the line to the chains and finish with just enough fade to trust. It suits players who want a putter that carries; low-glide dead-drop putters live elsewhere in the lineup.
The glide 5 is the signature: putts stay airborne and approaches carry pin-high with less effort, while the bead keeps the release consistent.
Its paperwork tells the signing story: the PDGA certification (25-57, April 2025) is literally "renamed from RW-0325-P (Ricky Wysocki Proto Putter)", the first mold certified under his Discraft prototype code after he joined the team.
Current runs are the putting-line feels: a CT Swirl, Putter Line, and Putter Line Soft.
Want something like the Roost?
Describe what you’d change and get disc suggestions.
The Roost has more glide (5 vs 3) and less fade (2 vs 3) than the Luna, making it straighter with more float. The Luna is more overstable and dumps harder at the end.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
Does the Roost have a bead?
Yes, the Roost features a beaded rim that provides a tactile reference point for consistent grip and release.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
Reviews
star4.7·19 reviews from 4 stores
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